Withdrawal effect of Chlorpromazine and Diazepam on chick blood (Plasma, Red Blood Cell) Acetyl cholinesterase activity

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Published
Jan 1, 2007
Pages
36-40

Abstract

Abstract Administration of chlorpromazine at ( 50 mg / kg / day ) orally for a period of 21 days resulted in a significant increase in chick blood plasma and RBC acetyl cholinesterase activity by 43 % and 63% respectively , where as only a slight and non significant increase was observed when diazepam was given at ( 30 mg / kg / day ) orally in comparison with control group . However once The drugs were been discontinued, the enzyme activity returned to pretreatment level in about 11-16 days in group received chlorpromazine, suggesting that the drugs effect is reversible.

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L. K. Yacoub, “Withdrawal effect of Chlorpromazine and Diazepam on chick blood (Plasma, Red Blood Cell) Acetyl cholinesterase activity”, EDUSJ, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 36–40, Jan. 2007.